2013 ANZPT Auckland

Main Event
Day: 2
1A1B1C23
Event Info

2013 ANZPT Auckland

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
q♣q♥
Prize
110,760 NZD
Event Info
Entries
213
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
4,000
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Main Event

Day 2 Started

Day 2 Table and Seating Draw

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TableSeatPlayerChips
11Dean Ritchie35700
12Karan Punjabi48100
13Christophe Beaumont26500
14Jaedo Nam31200
15Joseph Podvorec32900
16Thomas Mou30900
17Jozef Ricciardello65500
18Zhou Jiang35200
19Ia Rimamaki72500
110Henry Xu49500
    
21Chris Ozer57700
22Raybon Kan35200
23Paul Gahan59700
24Sam Ruha33000
25Myungkeon Ahn5100
26Junior Marurai57800
27Angela Brewster13500
28Ben Randall59700
29Sosia Jiang34600
210Xibo Zhou98000
    
31Robert Moh13000
32Kevin Knight33000
33Zhu Gang4900
34Akash Mazumdar19000
35Glen Ruma43500
36Prashant Arora69000
37Jon-Pierre Narbey13000
38Jeremy Kaywah30800
39Travis Moore21900
310Chiu Yeung Lee20300
    
41Jeremy Ng18600
42Simon Gmur55700
43Jason McMahon42000
44Paul Reid35200
45Markus Schlesener10800
46Daniel Bates12700
47Daniel Levy77000
48Martin Miller20400
49Amant Nauhria107200
410Iori Yogo32800
    
51Cosmin Ticos31600
52Jason Bresland13700
53James McGuire44200
54Petr Humpl20700
55Stephen Thompson8800
56Pascall Delannoy29000
57Nathan Gubieski78900
58Hardy Li21000
59Piers Cumming34400
510Qi Xu17500
    
61Mark Longhurst69600
62David Evans36100
63Richard Hunter17500
64Allister Williams37700
65Steve Holloway57700
66David Lim53900
67Geo Tislevoll20700
68Kani Edwards64300
69Michael Teren66000
610Daniel FooteDNR
    
71Nick Webb21400
72Colin Franklin29100
73Steve Oliver6100
74Jason Cook38100
75Erich Stadler28300
76Slade Fisher67100
77William Han67000
78Ryan Shiffman27200
79Bryan Huang15500
    
81Brad Stafford19800
82Dean Blatt55400
83Pravin Harji52500
84George Manolas69000
85Taia Morou47200
86Peter Taw25000
87Brodie Luke10400
88Maxiamilan Coppen22000
89Constantin Harach7400
    
91Cameron Noyer13200
92Eric Chang95100
93Michael Stecker22900
94Simon Watt55100
95Lukas Byrns62600
96Anesone Bragouits106600
97Oliver Helm30800
98Cole Swannack48400
99Yu Jia Xiao32900
    
3051Lo Cheng36300
3052Fabrice Ho47400
3053Ruzman Hussan30700
3054David Tupou10600
3055Stanislav Chataline61300
3056Chris Mckenzie5000
3057Nicolas Oger44300
3058Johannes Toebbe51200
3059Michael Ip68000
    
3061Koray Turker48400
3062Neil Stewart48300
3063Daniel Burich33400
3064Dean Stevenson57800
3065Son Ho19600
3066Jan Suchanek61800
3067Oleg Voronin51400
3068Jeff Bucher24000
3069Emerson Rewi18700

Time to Continue the ANZPT Auckland Journey

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Overall leader, Amant Nauhria
Overall leader, Amant Nauhria

Over the last three days 213 players have sat at the tables of the SKYCITY Auckland Casino for the first stop on Season 6 of the Australia New Zealand Poker Tour. Now, as we begin Day 2 of the ANZPT Auckland Main Event, only 104 are still in contention to go all the way.

It was yesterday’s Day 1 flight that would be the biggest of the week and it was yesterday’s chip leader who would finish with the most chips. Leading the way at the beginning of Day 2 is Amant Nauhria with 107,200 in chips.

Nauhria is followed closely by Day 1b chip leader Anesone Bragouits, while plenty of talented players such as Eric Chang, Steven Zhou, Daniel Levy, Slade Fisher, Jan Suchanek, Dean Blatt, Cole Swannack, Koray Turker, last year’s ANZPT Auckland third-place finisher Pravin Harji, New Zealand’s lone WSOP gold bracelet winner Simon Watt and Team PokerStars Pro Bryan Huang are also still in contention.

There is a long way to go before someone takes home NZ$110,760 upon being crowned the champion, but the journey has to start somewhere and today the journey will see ten levels play out, which will hopefully get us somewhere around the final two tables.

Be sure to keep your computer/iPad/iPhone/Smart phone screens locked to PokerNews today as we bring you all the live coverage from the penultimate day of ANZPT Auckland action! It all begins at 12.15 p.m. local time

Start Time Delayed

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Today's start time of 12.15 p.m. local time has been changed to 12.30 p.m. This is due to the fact that players on Day 1a were informed that Day 2 would be played at that time. Better late then never!

Cards in the Air on Day 2

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After a 15 minute delay, the cards are in the air on Day 2 of the ANZPT Auckland Main Event.

The plan today is to play ten levels, with a dinner break taking place after six levels.

We will be aiming to get as close to a final table as possible in that time, but likely will only get down to the final two tables.

Stay tuned for live updates throughout the day!

Level: 8

Blinds: 500/1,000

Ante: 100

One Lost Player Found

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Last night we reported that 54 players survived Day 1c, but that number was in fact 55 as one player's bag went missing for a short time.

This means that 105 total players are at the felt at the beginning of Day 2.

Early Bust Outs

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There were plenty of short stacks at the start of Day 2 of the ANZPT Auckland Main Event and unfortunately Chris McKenzie and Zhu Gang have not been able to run their stacks up as they have been eliminated.

Player Chips Progress
Zhu Gang
Zhu Gang
Busted
Chris Mckenzie
Chris Mckenzie
Busted

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Handy Start for Oliver

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Steve Oliver started the day as one of the shortest stacks in the room, but has managed a quick double up and then some to now sit with a stack of a little more than 20 big blinds.

Oliver got his chips in preflop holding {10-Clubs}{10-Diamonds} and was up against the {a-Diamonds}{k-Spades} of Jason Cook. The board ran out {5-Hearts}{9-Hearts}{8-Diamonds}{j-Spades}{5-Spades} and just like that Oliver had some breathing room.

Player Chips Progress
Steve Oliver
Steve Oliver
20,000 13,900

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Team Pro Bryan Doubles Through Ryan

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Level 8 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Team PokerStars Pro Bryan Huang was down to around 12,000 when he found himself all in preflop holding {6-Clubs}{6-Diamonds} against the {a-Hearts}{j-Diamonds} of Ryan Shiffman. Huang was in front and it stayed that way on the {q-Diamonds}{5-Clubs}{7-Diamonds} flop, but then things got even better for Huang as a {6-Spades} hit the turn. Huang had locked up the win already with the {5-Spades} river changing nothing and leaving Huang to sit with a stack of around 28,000.

Player Chips Progress
Bryan Huang sg
Bryan Huang 		28,000 12,500

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